Madrid – Morocco has achieved a decisive milestone in its quest to become a global automotive powerhouse, producing one million vehicles in 2025, according to Spanish daily El Economista. The achievement places Morocco among the world’s top 15 car manufacturers and confirms its role as the leading automotive producer in Africa.
Strategic Growth Through Investment and Infrastructure
The doubling of Morocco’s production capacity over the past decade reflects a long-term strategy driven by large-scale investments, the development of world-class infrastructure, and key projects such as the Tangier Med port and the upcoming Nador West Med port complex.
Global Automakers Anchor Morocco’s Industry
The presence of major manufacturers like Renault and Stellantis has solidified Morocco’s integration into the international automotive value chain, with production levels now comparable to several established European countries.
Attractive Platform for Investors
Geographic proximity to Europe, a skilled and cost-competitive workforce, and favorable fiscal policies have positioned Morocco as a prime investment destination for the automotive sector. Spain, in particular, is closely monitoring this momentum, viewing it as both a competitive challenge and an opportunity for industrial cooperation.
National Vision and Economic Impact
Under the leadership of HM King Mohammed VI, Morocco has prioritized the automotive sector as a key driver of economic growth, job creation, and global trade integration. This achievement underscores the Kingdom’s determination to transform its economy and strengthen its standing on the global industrial map.
